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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Stock Market Unsteady and Inclin
ing to Lower Prices.
GOLD 1 O 9 1-8.
loney on Call Loam S and 4 Per Cent?
Government Bonds a Shade Lower?
Railway Bonds Irregular.
Wail Stxkkt, J
Monday. Nov 27?8 1*. M. J
The maligu Influence of the political upaa troc was
tell in the market to-day, blighting trade cud en
feebling prices. While there is no pronounced appre
hension ol popular disturbance, there still exist* suffi
cient latent anxiety to check operations and to create
en indisposition lor new ventures until the lino of the
political horison shell be more dietiuctlv marked out.
The same Icciing seems to prevail In the goid rooiu
also, aa shadowed by slightly Uriuer quotations for the
precious uietal, desplio the current shipments and the
luriber withdrawal of?200,000 Irom the Hank of Eng
land to day, destined, It is assumed, for this country.
In ths absenco ol all reports, rumors and raids.
It is fair to suppose that the declining tendency
exhibited by the share list is attribuuhlo to tbo politi
cal situation solely, especially ss uo Important demon
stration was essayed by the gro it bulls In an upward
Direction, and such business ss existed was conilucd to
tales of long stock, or tbo creation ol short contracts.
Even the railroad pcoplo were as tnum as an oyater, in
regard to the war, and hud never a word to utter iu
the matter of tho increased tariff upou " dressed hogs,"
as though they bad hot been carrying tbla description
of freignt all suinmor In Coutennl.il passenger trains.
.So there were good reasons lor prices to dwindle,
and tbey commenced to do so alinost'nl the opening of
the lairly strong market, and though tho decline ol tbo
day was Inconsiderable, there occurred no rally to
ipeuk of.
Tho decline In the railroads averaged about % per
cent, TJnlou Pacific proving an exception by springing
Into notice llko a Jack iu-a-box and startling three
points off from Its price in no time. Sums people saw
In this sudden plunge a settlement of the vexed Presi
dential question, aud pictured Mr. Tilden In pursuit of
Jay Gould nrmod with a very long and sharp stick.
The market of the lot wore the coal carriers, which
?ullercU to tho extant of 1 a 2 pur ceut decline under
teller 60, sales at 2% to 3 per cent below the market.
A large proportion of the short Interest ha* now been
worked Into this form, and the hand-to-mouth borrow
ing system baa diminished accordingly, as the lessened
premiums on loaned stocks distinctly show.
Western Union is credited with a more than average
amount ol transactions, at prices that scarcely budged
from the normal 71%, although tbo mysterious pam
phlet, Instigated it Is said by Gould, perpotralod by Mr.
Barrett, mathematical export, and generally intended
to show by truthlul figures tbe comparative worlhioss
nesa of the property, made its appearance on the
Itrcel this afternoon.
Tho prtco ol money on call stifl'oncd up4r> S per cent
at one time, and closed at 4 bid, an effect produced,
most probably, by tbo saino causes that influenced the
values of gold and stooks.
TIJK BACKS TO-DAY.
The transactions at tbo Stock Excbnngo to-day
tggregated 88,417 shares:?New York Central and
Hudson. 370; Erie, 3,800; Lake Snore, 33,030; Cleve
land and Pittsburg, 387; Northwestern, 000; do. pre
ferred, 600; Rock Island, 1,200; Pacific Mntl, 830;
Bt. Paul. 1,400; do. proferred, 3,800; Chios, 2,000;
Western Union, 10,973; Wabash, 2,485; Uulon Pacific,
2,300; Delaware, Uackawnnua and Westorn, 20,350;
New Jersey Central, 4 600; Michigan Ceutral, 0,200.
OHKX1XO, UIOIIKST AND LOW KMT t'UICKS
Tbo following table shows tbe opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day
Opening. Uighett. Lownt.
Wow York Central 102% 102% 102%
Erie 9% lo'? 9%
Lake Shore....... 57 57 60'.,
Wabash t>% T % 0%
Nor:hwe?ieni 35% 35'. 34%
Nurtbwes.eru preferred.... 68% 63% 57 %
Rock Island 98% 88% US ',
Milwaukee aud Bt. Paul.... 20 20 18%'
Milwaukee and Si I'ouiprol. 52% 62.%' 51-,
Del., Lack. unu-Westeru.... 71%' 71'?' 68%
Now Jersey Central 35 % 3>.% 34
I'nton l'ucillc 58 50 53
Ohio and Mississippi 6% 0',' 0%
Western Union 71% 71% 71%
Pacific Mull 24% 24,% 24%
CLOSING PRICKS?3 P. M.
Offen,L Ankt L Offrrr l AeU t.
PaclQc ??('.. 44*i .4?i MiiAStP It)*: 10'.
Mtst L'nlon . 7I?4 71, Mil .k f P|. ..5i?
/I ? l*tlcl 15 15'4 i i , C . 3-< 30
Vnltktllvtr '4 15 C, (' A I C 3 l
UM iVc. pt. 'J 21S 1 '?? 1. 1. & West. 60S ?0',
> i I J.if V M 4% 5 Hrlo ujl tt'?
HLAMpf. ... 5 U Lrit M So.. . 5t) , 56*,'
AUaiiiki.A. IC4S KM Mich Central . 43J2 43fj
American Kx.. iO'i ,61 NY ft llarlcm.Ill 13 >'.
t Si Xiiren. 5liX '37 N Y 0 * ?l . 10BV lir.'U
V. elll-rfirguEx i-6>4 *7X N J Central.. 34*2 3V
i lue* Alton 08 UK) Ohio A Minn, . (I 111'
I 1**? * 1'itU.. 8i?i SOW Panama 123 127
flb c A \ \t ... 34K 35 W Tol A >Wtb. 7 7V
Plilc <t N u p 5iK 58 Luion Pacific.. S'.% 58
Cliic h .. I... 98*4
ADVANCE AN1) DECLINE.
The following nro the change* In closing prices com
pared with those of Saturday:?
Advaxcsl?C., C., C. and L, 1 J4; Erie, X; Morris
and Essex, 1.
Decline.?New York Central, X", Burlington and
Quincy, )i; Delaware and Luckaa-annit, 1*,; Dela
W'ira and Hudson. 1)4; Hannibul and St Jo-eph
common, '4; 1-akc Snore, 1; Michigan Central,1,;
New Jersey Cemral, 1; Northwestern coinuion, ,l4 ;
Northwestern preferred, \; Ohio and Mississippi, >4;
l'uclllo Mail, >4; Kock Island, at. Paul common,
; St. Paul preferred, S ; Union Pacific, \yt; Western
Union, >4; Adams Express, 2; American, S
The rest of the market was steady.
IKK MONET MARKET.
The week opens without uopor ant change In this
department On call loans money is olTered at 3 and 4
per cent, although exceptional transactions wero made
an the baais ol 6 per ceut. Prime discounts are stil
quoted at 4S and 0 per cent. The rates of cxcliango
on Naw York at the uadermcntioned cities to-day
were:?Savannah, >4 oil"; Charleston, scarce, nomi
nally d-ld, selling S a par; Cincinnati dull, 100 dis
count; New Orleans, commercial 0-16, bank '4; St.
Louis, 130 to 200 discount, and Chicago, 75 discount.
Foreign exchange waa dull and heavy to-day. We
gnote:?
Sterling?
Bixiy days' sight 4.K1.'4 a 4.82
Demand 4.83'4 a 4.84
Cable transfers 4.83S a 4. 8 I>4
Commercial 4.71) u 4.80,'3
Purta?
Blxty d?ys' sight 5.22S 4 5 20
I), maud t 5.20 a 5.1\'4
Cubic traustcrs 3 17 X a 5.15
Commercial 6.26*4 " 5.23)4
Kelchsmnrks?
S.Xly days'sight 04'? a 04;,
Jleuiaud 05 a 05 '4
Cable transfers 954, a 95.J4
Commercial 93}, a 94
THE GOLD MARKET.
The gold market was Or m, with all the business at
109a too.v, closing at 109)4. Tho ratos paid lor car
rying wore 1 to 3 per cent.
OTKHATIOSa or TMK OOLD KXCIIANGB BANK.
Cold haiauccs 1933,018
Currency balance* l.oi.9,31a
Croea clearances 22,100,000
UOVKKNMKXT BON OS.
Gorrrnmeat bonds closed Arm at the following quo
tations:?United Slates currency eixca, 124 a 125;
do. do., 1881, registered, 117 a 117,1%; do. do., do.,
coupon, 11<S e I17fc? do. do., 1865, registered, 109S *
110; do. do., ua, coupon, 1UVS 4 110; do. do., do., new,
registered, 112S 4113;.do. da, do., do., coupon, 112*4
a 113; do. da, 1807, reghtcrcd, 115,'4 4 110,; da do.,
Co., coujiou, 115)4 a 116; do. do,, 1868, registered,
117s 4 117S, do. da, da, coupon, 117.*4 4 117S> da
ten-fort #*, registered, 113)4 a 113*4; dado., coupon,
114)4 4 114 ),; do. hvee, 1881, registered, 112S 4 11?S i
da da, do, coupon, 112)4 a 112141 ,Ja *S a
110 S
ran ronaioa market.
Consols in Loudon sluoeu on Saturday at 95S 4 95)4.
This is the only price to day. United Stales bond* are
also unctiatigoi. 'Ilie luriher sum ol 1203,000 bullion
Wa* to-day withdrawn iroin the Bank of England, and
? goed part of It will undoubtedly he sent to New
York. The autenti'Mtof the Imperial Bank of Ger
many laat week shows an increase of 7,445.0<i0 marca.
The following sre closing five P. M. prices:?Consols
lor money, MS 4 95S, da lor nocuun^ 93S 4 95X;
Bee-twengr Sonde el IMS, old, lMSi Uve-twenty
bonds of IMC*. 109 V * 109V: teu forties 107 V a 107*,';
new fives, 105%; Erie common shares, 9%. Bentcs,
104f. 87,Vc. Exchange ou London, !iC 14>,o.
TilK CNITKD BTATBS TRBASIUT.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $36,000,
gold, ou account of Interest, and $0,000 In redemption
of liTO-twentjr bouds. The Sub-Treasury released
$0,000. silver coin, to-day. Kevei.uo receipts to-day,
$750,000; customs receipts, ?400,00o; hank notes re
ceived, $600,000.
HAfLWAT BONOS.
Railroad bonds were moderately active. The prin
cipal rtianues were an advance of 1V por cent in Ureal
Western Urals of 1888,1 per cent in Wabash firsts and
1-ehigh and Wilkesbarre consolidated anil a decline of
He per ceut in Ohio and M ississippt consolidated sinking
luuds and 1 per cent in American linclc Improvement
Company's sevens. The otbor changes wcro decllno
of >, tn New Jersey Central firsts consolidated, St.
l'aul firsts (La Crosso division) and In New Jersey
Central firaut new and couvortiblcs, und an udvauco of
V in Chicago and Northwest gold sevens (which pay a
3,',' per cent gold coupon December 1), aud V In St.
Paul consolidated sinking funds. This afternoon Chi
cago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons ad
vanced to 65V. Toledo and Wabash (St. Lou.s divi
sion) sold at 76, against 73 V on Saturday. Chicago aud
Northwestern firsts sold at 100 V ; da consolidated at
102V; Union Pacific lirats at 105V, and sinking lunds
at 61V
BANK SHARKS.
Bank shares sold at 124 for Metropolitan and at 106
for American Exchange. The latest bids aro an
nexed:?American, 130; American Exchange. 105,";;
Commerce, 103; Continental, 68; Corn Exchange, 120;
First National, 200; fourth National, 02',; Pi I III A ve
il uo, 212; Ualiailn NailcnnI, 114; lfanovcr, 80; lui
| porters and Traders', 187; Munhuttau, 134; Mechanics',
137; Merchants', 117; Nassau, 101; Ninth National,
80; l'ha-nlx, 85; Kopubllc, 65; Union, 135.
STATU llONL'.t.
Old Tennessces brought 41'4 at;<5 District of Colum
bia 3. Go's, CS1,. Tho rest ol the list was neglected.
The leeltng with reference to these securities con
tinues feverish.
ban fkancisco stocks.
The closing prices In San Francisco to-day wore as
follows:?
Alpha 35 14 Justice 23%
Butcher 13', Kossu.b !?;
Ileal A ilolchcr 45 Keiiluck 10'.,
Hulilou 32 Leopard G
Consolidated Virginia 48 ?; Muxicau 24 V
California..". 61 V Northern Uelle...... 33
l hollar 73 OTenlutn 88
1 incidence 13 ophir 44V
I Caledonia lb?4 Itayiuoud At Elv 5
i Crown Point U.V S Wcr Hill lov
| Exchequer 13 Nuvago 10
: Gould A Curry 13 Segregated Dolchor.. 76
Hale a. Npreruss..... 7 Sierra Nevada li'V
; Imperial 3 I nioii Consolidated.. 11V
i Julia Consolidated. .. &'{ Yellow Jacket 16.i?
TUB AMKRICAX MINIM. ROAItll.
The Amerlcair Mining Hoard has under consideration
| a proposition to form the members into a life lusurj
a nee association?a feature that may add largely to its
list of memberships. , A .ife insurance company that
la subject lo none of the customary commissions or
| other? noruious expenses Incident to the business as
| conducted In this city must, In time, bocome a useful
| and beneficial Institution.
The lollowiiig is the oiflclal record of salea to-day, all
tranaactlous being In currency:?
.Mlshs Alpha 4i> 10'siis Kentuolc slO 12
5-> lielcber ...slU 15% ?M Kossuth .... slO 2
10O Ite'tha Cold Co. . i'4 :n>i Lonpvd atii 7';
I. i ? lb ?t .Xitvichur. ... SI lnu Ju sl5 7,'j
SO Muldoii si I 33 ? 44.
.**? . do ... hhO li'4 3 O Mexican slO 27?,
loo do h30 H'? 400 0rig'l Cotostock.. I
lUM'on Imperial 2 o do 1
_<*> Crown Point 10 TOO do \
III ' Kxtlivuuer alO Hk 60Overman.. ,?IO "V
liailiraut Iijs O i Savaco slO 12".,
60 do ..????...?? 6?, 1 41 do 1714
l-> i do 50 Sejcr'd Uulcher.ain 8:j
2'i I Hale A Norerutn. 8V 10 ' Sierra Nevada l b,,
2 *) do .10 H}, lot) Colon ConsoL.slO 14V
IMiJull tCon ? 6<i Yellow Jacket.... 18
go ' Juallee al) 2?V 50 do 18V
20O Ksutuck lu 4'K) Cuderborg N 8 4
BALKS ArTF.lt CALL.
10O ?ln Alpha 41 .1x1 .lis Lucerne slO IV
60 iiorliia l.V 2cx) .tier .x .iliuura' 4 ,
100 Cslcdvuia 1-' 1>?? Merriiua.- 4';
i!<*> Cleveiauil W'., looophlr 48".
1UOCrown Point 1 lb, lino lta>inond v Ely... o*.
1<S) 1111 d A Curry.... 16 , fi*lelerr? Nevada ... 13U
200 Craul il\ 1< O I nicm eon I4j?
1 I) Justice 2b, lo Yellow Jackut ... 18 .
1' O kuwutli 2',
MKMORAMIA.
The Purchasing Committee of the Toledo, Wabash
ami Western ltatlrouii Company publish in auotber
column tho details ol lite subscription to tho slock of
the new corporation, to bo called "the Wabash Kail
road Company." The p un is substantially tho same
as that given In tbis column yesterday by Mr. Rouse
volt. The stock and bonds are Improving nndor the
new programme.
Tho following shows the earnings of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company for tho third week
lu November, 1876, 1Mb in 21st inclusive:?
Freight, ?*??$80,811 82
Pussc-ugor 16.970 34
Mull 2,551 67
Kxpress 1,06b 0U
Total $70,089 92
Corresponding period last year 68,437 62
Incrsaso $1,682 21
Tho lollowlng shows the earnlugs of the Denver and
Rio Grande Runway Company for the week ending No
vember 14:?
Freight $4,994 62
Passengers. 2,414 89
Total $7,409 51
Gro-s earnings, main lino 120 miles, us abovo 7,409 61
Gross earnings, main lino, suuie mileage,
same week 18)6 7,875 13
Increaso per cent f465 62
Additional earnings, Triuldad extension 8,206 07
The following shows the earnings of the Chicago and
Alton Railway Company lor the sblrd week in Novem
ber:?
1876 $110,054
1875 10s, 142
Decrease 81,912
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Moxday, Nov. 27, 1876.
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137
2iHI'4
51*1 .'if ell ..he
4317
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40 i L SAM S KR.be.b3
iiltJa
12<1
300 u.. ...
50
81
56*4
S'jllUO Clil .t XT con .
lUUOCbl A XT let .
7'0iMMX . c e g 3d
r> 4> p. Kt IV & if i?i
IOOUII A SJo f'e. c .
1 in ' i te 01. let., lofi'i 5 0 do 50,',
lOOOt'n I'acaf 01 fi - It") do all So ?
5C<J0 T A \\ let St L. 75 5<0 I'll I'... It... be 50
51OO 1) a. '.I r. '31 .. 1'I7J? l'4l Cle* St Pitts gt.ho 84?;
lhi Del A II r. 04... OS 10 d<> .. SO
3000Gt IV let.'8S. 1UI 10 ' 0 Jk N \Y ItK.... be -u\
li*l Alar 1. A Mitt.. .00 4b; I'Ut; t MI Kit .l>0 37 ,
I'X) rii. .. 4lldXJI.'tnKK... be 34',
20 1 W I'll Tel . ..b C.i5 71.', I"" .I.. 31s,
3 ?' 1 do ?3 71), 2'0 do 3?J,
10J do...... 7)1, U'li on..... ill*,
?till 71 li Ml VII .t M 1 KK..bo I814
201 do 71,*, Kl.JMxStPHRpf.be 51',
20 1 do.. ?3 71s, l'?l do b3 5|;'J
D*iN V ?' .tHllKI.'.be loajJ 30 1 Tol .1 t mi ...... 7
7 do 102,'. IU0 do b3 7 >4
2'J" Erio Kit I1' OOO Ha1, 1. iti..l?e CO.-.,
2i*l l>?4 100 St I., K O St N bo 51,
600 do.. . .., ,ti3 Ojj
2 TO 3 P. M.
$ 0 *1 US.Vs. r.'HI.. 112'{ 2<V) aba Union PaclUo.. 58J{
1111.11 IV11 it - "id 4'., ."**.) lib .%?>,
l'J( 1*1 OA Mies roil.*50 P" 1 ?.? du hit 58 ,
:,?,(?) Till St Wall 3d.... 0 3mi ,3 .'ix'4
20" all* Quick Kin i4 20) do 3d
3 *.' it On loi bit 71'j 4 *1 '??> .a.'t 08
2 J) do . 71, 100 Chi 1X1V KH.... 34?,
fOJ do slO 711*1 no eJ 15
jiM o.. ..31 71s, lO-l 111 l eu KH 73
ItioWelW-CargoEx... 87 D*) C. C. 1 Jt I It. ..3 3d
ill-l Pae .nail s.n '-'4?, ilOJHock I*rin<l4tl{. '.is#:
I'l l do >3 lid', 2 0 C'luo A lllia pr .e'3 10',
20 1 Midi Can RU....a.< 4 '4 1O0 .Mil Jt St Paul KR 18?;'
;toO do 43>4 Iihi Mxat P lilt pi..i4 51J,
10 1 do ... 4l'.t 3 HI oo 1.1 51?i
oi' dp ,.'1 i'*1 do 51?4
10 1 1" t3 43v, 5 1 Tut A tV KB '??,
10 do 8) 43', 200 do ..03 "i,
20 111 i"'cn ?t't .... as 72', 3 4) do 7',
ltIO ii S.tM S Hit t3 5?.'? 3.7 do ?.?
.0) uu 56', Z OOal. OAWKU... 00',
liXJ do $3 56,'4 .00 do dl'ii
330 oo. 56'4 21*) bo eJ ?'1??,
3 X) do 1)3 50 4 700
IJ
I
100J do ... 06>i 100 Han* St J KH... 13
HKJ do .. *3 !"?(1l,. 4U) dr?
4 i" <10.,... M.i St L, K ti X UK.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
COTTON : SPOT FIRM ; FUTUKKfl CLOSED BAHKI.T
steadv, dut 1-H2c. a 1-1 6c. uioueu?
KLuUH FIRM?WHEAT STEADY -COUN QUIET
BUT UNCHANGED?OATS STEADY?WHISKEY
DULL?PORK NEGLECTED AND NOMINAL?
LAItD EASIER?PETROLEUM FIRMER - SPIRITS
TURPENTINE STEADY?ROSIN STEADY?OILS
STEADY?COFfEE STEADY?SUGAR FIRM?
FREIGHTS STRONG.
Monday, Nov. 27?6 P. M.
Tbo trade movement was a lltiio Ireer to-day, and In'
some quarters ouslnesa was quiie brisk. At tbe Prod
uce F.xehango there was more manliest inclination to
do business, and in some articles a fair ainouni was
consummated. Flour was llrm. Wheal was steady.
Corn was quiet and unchunged. Oats were steady.
WhUkcy was dull but uucUanfted. Pork was noglccied
and nominal, l.ard was u shndo easier, but decidedly
more active. Freights strong und vessel* for charter
aput 11 held higher. Cottun uo the aput was firm; future!
c.oaed barely nteiidy, but 1-3.c. a l-l')e. higher. ColTee una
?tunny. Sugar was lirm. Oils ?tuady. I'etroluum wus
firmer. Naval stores wore sternly.
CorfKB.?Tho market for liruxila wee very quiet; C.1U2
bags Kio, ox Santiago, wore token ont of stock, leaving the
stock here to-night 7,134 bag*. Mild cotfee was
also quiet. Wo quoteOrdinary cargoes, 15%c. a
lflc.; fair do., 17?ic. a 18e.; good do., 18'*e. a 18),c.;
prime, lSJaC. a 19c.; extrenio rutigo for lots, lftjjc. a 2He.;
Santos, fair to good, 17'*e. a lHc., gold, ninety days; Java,
)government bags, 30c. a 23c.; do., grass mats, 21c. a 23c.;
Singapore, 17c. a 18c.; Ceylon. lH'*c. a 18c.; Murncalbo,
18c. a 18c.; Lagnayra, lG,'?c. a 18c.; Jamaica, lftlgc. a
17c. : St. Domingo, I4t^c. a I4%?.; l*orto Rico, lfli^'c. a 18c.;
Co>ta Klcu. 18c. a 1 He.; Mexican, l'i>,c. a 17?,c.; .Manila.
lUc a 17c.; Angostura, 18c. a 18c.; b.tauilla, 10c. a 18c.;
Curscoa. Ifte. a 1'iUc.
Corrox.?The market for spot cotton ruled firm, with an
advance or lHv. Sutures closed barely steady, with an ad
vance. however, ol I-32c. a 1 ltlc. on tho clo-tug prices or
Saturday. The closiug prices to day compare with Satur
day's as lollows:?
Su#imini/, A'ormVr?#. Mon<l<i [/. I'orrmhrr 27.
November. 12 3 18a? November. 12'* a ?
December. 12 3 Ida 12 7-32 December. 12.1* a 12 9-32
.laiiuary... 12 11-32 a ? January. ..12 13-32a ?
February..12 17.32a? February..12 19.32a ?
March 12 tl-lda 12 23-:'2 March 12?7 a 12 25 32
April 12li a 12 2.1-32 April 13 15-18 a ?
Mny 13 132al3 1-lH May 13 3-32 a?
June 13 3-ltl a 13 7-32 Juue 13V nl? 1) 32
July 13 ft-10a 13 11-32 July la3* a 13 13-32
Au.ust....l3 13-3:'a 13 7-10 August... .13 1.142 a ?
Quotations are baaed on American standard or classifica
tion, and on cotton lu store running in quality not more
than tin I f a grade above or below the grade quoted:?
,\nr Cotton. IJjil'iniU. Ala-'otma. If. Urtwm. Trxtu.
Ordinary... lot* l"'a in'* SO1*
Strict ordinary H'*s 1' s?. It)1* I'-.1,
Ij.i.nl ordinary . .. . . . 11'* 11'*' 11', ll.V
Strict good ordinary.. 11'* ll1, 117-10 117-10
leuv mi idling ll?, ll?* 11?* 11,'*
Htrict low minuting.... 11** 12 12'* 121-.
.Middling 12?, 12'*' 12 ;>18 123-16
Hood middling l- 'a I-', 1 2 'n 12'.,
Strict good middling.. 12?, 12?* 12', l27,,
Middling lair 13 13'. 13'* 13'*
Fall 13?* 13** 14 It
hialnod?Cloud ordinary. 10c.; strict good ordinary,
!"',r.; low middling, 11c.; middling, llj*c. Spot sales
were as lollows :?
To ila;/. S-tl. Krniinj. Total.
Kxporl I2U 1.430 I,6<j7
Consumption, * o9-i i'.SJ ti95
?peculation I; 2ftO '-ft: I
'totals 721 1,8)1 'J.ft'Jl
?Included in the above aro 180 bales to arrive. Delivered
?in contract, OOi bales. f or loture delivery toe sales were
us lollowsSaturday, alter one K. M.?November, 4(li
bales at 12 3-lt<c.; December, 2(JU at 12 ft-1 lie, 2,UtXI*t
12 r .?2c ; January, l.ftOll at 12?*c.. 4Ut)at 12 11 -32c,; Feb
ruary. 1,7'iUat 12* I7 3.C.; March. RXI at 12 23-32c,; April,
4IM at 12 2II-32C . 2UJ at I2?*c.; May, l'X) at IV I ltlc..
Ill Ht 13 I-32C.; July. 7ix> at 13 ll-32c. Total,
7,.?') bali-e. lo-day, up to two M.? November,
' list at l."*c.. ?'ior notice. 28tli; December,
km at 12 ft-l c.. I mi at 12 ll-J2c., -'XI at 1- :i-32c,
7iM at 12 ft-lire., lis I at 12 D-.12C.; January, ft.ftxi at
12 l"-32c 2S) at 12 7 1 lc.. ft ll at 12 lft-ft.c.. 1 7'XJ at
12 ,-ltK-.. l.Stsiat 12 l.i ).c.. IIS) at 12 lft-32e : rubrmiry,
4?: at I2*?C.. 1 " at 12 21 -32c., I.IUJ at 12-,c., 40U at
J2 III J2C., iiSJ si i- \.c . Ml at 12 21 32c.. ia<) at 12 III- 12c.;
March, 1 Ifsiat 12 Ift-l'rc . 2'1'at I. ;'*??., 4<?? at 12 2 >-32c.;
April, 31S) at IJ ,1132c , ll) i at 12 1ft inc., 2'M at 12 2'3-3-c.,
;asj at 1 31-J-C , l"Ut lftc.; May, IXI at lft',c. ; June,
|iX> at 13 ft I c. 2-1 a. l i 11-32#.: August. 2 0 at
I ft 1,0. Totai, 1.4") ba.es. liranil total, 28,000 bales.
Ilia lecuipts at I tie ports were us lollowsUaivesleu, 11,482
bales, New Orleans. 1", -ftii, M>>ntie, 8,271; Karaunali,
8.7'H; Charleston. .,,.8.; Wtlmiuuiuu. l.eMH; Norfolk,
ft,i>?4 . Ball more, 1 XI. New York,ft87; Boston, 1127; J'tiil
h eipi.m, ft-" letal, 4 i,>44. I'liis day last week, ,'a^.ftei.
I his cay laat year. ft'l.lKt Total sine* September I,
l.ilT-i. |2? oalos to Saturday night Cotton Iretints clu?eil
us lolluwaI'O Havre, by steam, fie., compressed; to Bre
men, by steam. *,c.. compressed; ny sail. S<a: to Llrar
p.ml. 13-22(1. bv steam, by sail.ft Inc.
Fuit kllC Uaaix.-Ke ,eiuu?Flour, 3H,t?ftl bids , wheat,
1*4.'.hi*' bus. els, corn meal, t 'l bbls. and 7*17 sacks; corn,
3.3,'i47 bushels; nets. 1117.349 do.: rye. JK.Kdl uo.; barley,
204,1*18 4 i. , barley malt, 24,.ti7 do 1 he dour niarkot was
llrin, with a lair inquiiy for shipping grader Other kinds
weit qtinl. I'll# sales were about Iti.OOii libls.. Including
Htste, Western anil Hoaltiera, at the a.ineved quutalious.
Kyr l!?nr was quiet; ft.'ft bbls. sol-tat 44 58 a f.i l.i. tloru
insai was inns' 1.1 K#I hi-li. and sinks sold at 421 4ft a
eft ft I for Hrauilywine slid 42 Ki a 4J 1ft lor tVuateru anil
Ji-rsev yellow. Ws quote: ?
No. 2-Stale ?? ?<" a ft ft .
Huperttne Mat-',,.... 4 Hft a 5 10
Kxlra Statu... ft 2ft a ft 7ft
Choice Itlale ft hi a b 2ft
nope line t\ -l.-.n 4 8-> a ft 10
KitratVertcm ft 2ft a 8 txl
Minnesota . . d 2.* a 7 7.?
Round hoiip Oliio, S||lpping brands ft -?> a ft 7>
Round hoop l)iil-i, trade brands ft 7ft a 8 fto
Family ti.ma 7 fx>
M I.OUIS, l-rw extra ft - ia 8 IXJ
M hasais, straight extra, 8<>ia t> ftn
Kt. I.outs, wholes 4 m ileext-s .. .. 8 fto a 7 2ft
ht. Louis, citoiee family 7 fto a U ou
Ryo Hour. Uue to superfine 4 4o a ft l.ft
8-rulbcrn, No. 2 4 2ft a 4 78
houlliern, superfine 4 50 a 4 8ft
houtiicrn, extra ft 50 a 7 00
Koutliern, laiully ... 7i?)a I) 8'
Corn meat. Western 2 no a 3 1ft
Corn meal, Jersey 2 txi a 3 ift
t-orn meal. Ilraiidywiuo 3 40 a 3 4ft
Corn meal. pun. Iieons l.i fto ?
? Wno.it was ill lair dem ma l.at transactions were restricted
by ihe high rate. ol ireigkl. i no sales were abuet I o.ixsi
bun.ais at fl I-. ael Is for old Caicago, ineludluy a small lot
st el 20; 41 lua$l go lor new No. 3 do.. 41 28 lor iiiitnd
do .41 80 lor No. 2, 81 23 lor No 3 Milwaukee. 41 .12 lor No.
2 do., 41 32 tor clioicn red winter and 41 .11 for nob-r
Kansas. Corn was easy. The sai. s were about Hifty)?)
bushels at ft.ic. lor poor old mixed. In store; &3c. s 53',c.
tor new ho grade, 08c. lor ste imer. 59c. a tlx- I. r mixed
and No. 1...1V for graded mixed, Ox. for Kansas mixed
end ft.?? for old ktaeiner White, loo was quiet, with sales
of small lots Humbert! *t -8c. Ila. ley was q iiet. Barley
malt war also quiet at 41 a 41 2ft for Interior to fancy Can
ana. 7ftc. u loo. lor two-r .wed State and Sic. a 41 lor six
rowed Ntate. Oats were quiet but st-ady, with fides of
about llu.tx*) bushels at ft3c. for rejected. .Pkx a 57e. lor
raii|^o of Western and State white and 3.1c. a 47c. lor raugu
ol M - stern auil tale mixed
Hkmc and J its.?Jute butts were held very ftrtnW at
quotations. Ilomp whs quiet, but linn. We qu its ; Ameri
can t-ressea, 41" ' a 4- <8 lor single. p2ft' a r22.i fur double
and 4138 a 4I2> for rough; K-iosla. clean, 4-'tX) a 4318,
gold; Italian, 9375 a 4248, gold; jute, 3;*e a car
reucr; jute 3\,c. * .Tie., emh am! fins?, cnrrenev.
MamU tiviup. Hlac.; 51>al ?!u
_ : istle. 5.h?i\ A 5^?c , ail
gold.
MoLAl'll-Jitw (lrtmi WAS steady. with fair demand.
Koreten w?i unchsus ?<i. We quote .?Cuba, cenuifwg.G mid
mixed, 28c. a 31c. 5 chvved, 35c. a 3itc.: do., mukCtiv?Ui> re
fining. 90c. a 40c.; c*?.. grocery. 37o. a 42c.: Parte Rtco,
40c. a Age.; English Islands, 36c. a 30c.; Nevr Orleans,
go jd, R9f a 60c.: t?ritun. 0*?o.; choice. )UJc.
Naval s.?T'ne .arket for spirit. turpentine hah
slcmi) at unchanged jo Ice*. iiutut svitt quiet nu t a she.!?
easier. Tar mid pitch were unchanged. Wo quote: ?
Sp rit? of turpentine. 3?)sc.; r sin. Mralnou, $2 20 a $- 30;
good strained. 5?2 -0; i*ur, Wilmington, l.'i; Washing:
ton. g| 54). pltdi,9? 23. Advice* tront 6 iliuingtou were a?
follow*: Kosin firm; at mi nod, $1 75; good ktraintd,
$1 75. Tur Uitu at $2. Turpentine Arm; herd, $1 75;
?oft and virgin, $2 00. pplrits llrm nt 341^?.
OtLa.?Tito market lor oil* remained steady at Into
prices. Wo note sales ab New Bodiord ol 200 obis. crude
sperm for luamiUcturtng i n private terms and 20U hbL.
Nortbcru whale roporti-.u at 70c We quoteLiimoed,
cAsks nil'! bbl*.. t<3c. a B"c.; loitonsood, crude, He. a
42!#c.: Southaru yellow, 4k. a 50c. ; yellow w.uur, 50c. ?
Wc.; white winter, 65<j.; Iard, provent winter, nfte. a $1;
sperm, crude, $i 15; do , bio Ac lied winter. $1 7t); do., natural
dir., $1 65; whale, crude Northers, 75c.; do. 8ruithern,
??*?. a 70c. ; blcAched winter, 75.; extra do.. Hoc.; winter
Munched fLb, 3l>'. a 52 0. ; crude fish, 42c A 45c.
I'tcTKOLKiiM?Tli? market was decidedly firmer with
holders asking 20^c. lor prt'Utpl delivery. Wo not? sales
o! 7' O bids.. t?? fill, vt prompt delivery; 10,000 bids.,
Ibr Docombor delivery. At IMJfcc., end 17, ?*?U bbls. at Balti
more. prompt delivery, ui 2t?3qc. J also 90,100 caves hero
(Brilliant) at U'.'c. The clotiug prices wore as follow*;~
Crude. In bulk, Mc. a 13?4l\ ; ?U?.. In l?bK, lOlgc. a I0ltc.;
robited. in bills,, prompt, ; do , in cases. 3Ue. ; naphtha,
lie., retiued it Philadelphia, prompt, 21P4C. ; do., at Balti
more, prompt* -"'aC, Advices from the Creek wore as
follows; -Oil Olty weak; $3 ?4
n*ked; shimuei".. $3 HA; market stro ig
Provisions ? Receipts? fork, . I, 71 bbls.; Utd, 4,557
tieroas and 5<J keg*; cut matti,'i 3*JI packages; bacon. I,5ii0 i
d 7h
boxes: beef, 75.S tierce*,, 4l)-> lib It, and 7.M cases; btiefh-tins,
150 bbls. The pork market wan dull and nominal, cloving
At the second "anil" a* hiilovcs: November, new, JflH
asked; Ddceinber. $15 5<)bid; diiiuury, ?J>15 75 bid; hebrn
nry. $16 .0 bid. $ld to asked; .March, $16 Ho bid, $16 10
AVi.ed . lt>> bbls. mew sold at $16 H7^, ca>1i. And lb>o hbls,,
February option, at $16 J5. 5l w as qttiet; li O tierces
I'hiludclphia bc,*t sn'.u on private tvriuH. Wc quute :?I! ?rrels
oxtru n)?i*v,$ll 50 a$l2 5i?; plain mew, $io50s$ll .?0;
packet $14 a $15; tierccd city o.'Ct*ii India $47. Heef lum*
were quiet at $-0 for prime Western; I .Cf jObhis, sold lit Kaiisaw
City ou private.term*. Kacou w as steady ; Ml 'boxes long ami
short clear sold hi Chicago 'or iiuiuddiato shitmiunt >t H'gO. ;
50 boxes city ioug cioHr at , :*aid 560 boxes long and
short clear, part .JMUunry and part February. 011 private
terms. Cutm?nts were quiet, with saIch "01 5,OOi? lbs.
pickie?i hollies, 1U lbs. uverage. at tl'^e. : ;"H? i>icklcd hums,
10 lbs. average, ui I l,k4o.; 5 ? t?o\es buiiics, 1^ lb*, average,
at O^ic., an 50 boxes do., heavy uve/ago. on private term A
Fresh ham* wore quoted at 0\,c. a liic.. iresli bellies at
HJ4c. a I ?>4e.. ft sh rhotUders at he. a O'aC., pickled
hams at 1! V?c. a l!ic., ptckltsl bellies at Ol.;e a
l?'Nc., piekleU shoulder's at O^.ie. a 7c. laird was
a siiude easier, but more active. The closing ??call"
pried were as follows; ? Ootelnber. 910 OVf4 bid,
IjV; asi.e l; January, $1*? i?i hid. $i(? 15 asked;
Fobruary. $10 20 bid, $10 22V ftsltiod: March, $16 30 bid.
$10 ankod. The hales worn about 7.50O tierces at
$10 1'J^ for OecamUcr, $|>i lu, $10 l-f,la, lor seller, year;
$10 l->a, Slo 15 and $10 17^ for J angary, and $10 '27' j for
February. Spot nalev were -OO tierce? city steam at lo^c.,
ami 20*) tierces Western at $10 25. Lefincd wan quiet; 1U.? j
ti Tees for the Continent sold at i034?\
Htce was in steady jobbing deinitud at full prices Wo
quoto:?thnolitta, lalr to prime, ft'eF. aO' .e.; J.Kiilsian
'iilflA ' " Vke- '?
lair to prime, ?fa?. h Ol4o.: ?fo. comiAon, 4 J4c,; Kaiiuooii,
fair to good, nominally 0l4e. u 6i4c. ; Katun, good, 7%e. u
7h? ?? Cttrrenev ; itsngoo 11. iu bond. - '*c. a 'Jh-'o., gold
MjiiMt.?The market ft?r raw was quiet Imt brut. Refitted
was fairly Aciive And steady at the decllu.. Wo quote . -
Fair reliuitttr, h'ke. ; :ood d.? , Iul8e.; Cuba, grocery, lair lo
choice, iOJac a lO'^c.; do., cetttril'tigal. hhds. and boxes,
N'iik H to 13, toJBe.. a ll>4c.; do., mulasves, iihds. and
boxes. K'^e. a : Porto KtcA. rellniAg. comMOti t'? prime,
V):4e a lohjc.; do., grocery, lair toeheice. l<)*ac. a lO^c.: re
lined. vtamiurd A, ll7*'* all'.e ; ofi'A, 11c. a 11 A,. 0. ;
er 11 shod, 13c. ; powdered, 12c. a ; grAttulated, I2.'tte. ;
do., second quality. 12h,c. a I2*<c. ; eut loaf, I3l4e
>T* vitiNK. ? Receipts, 37 bbls. flic market was quiet; 100
tierces s*?ld at lO^'c lor prime.
TaLbow. ?Receipts?15 IiIhIs., 115 tforees, HC4 bbls. and
121 casks. The market was dttil and , heavy. The sale?
were 65,060 lbs. at S'4c. for prime.
Wmiskkt. ? Receipts - HON uo is. The mnrket was dull; 100
bhl*. sold at $1 <>!),
KrkiciiTs.?The market for grain tonnage was firmer,
both in the way of berth r out ami tonnage lor charter, the
advancd iu the latter cuaa being ltd. tram the price paid
Saturday to Nuplea?tfs. A?i(lnst 5a. I'd. i?ur quartet?with a
|ggg|gHHPHiHpB| Kat'-s AUf
petroleum vessel*, and quit? a g??od deuiatO prevailed.
fair moveiueiit reported In neiierul. Kates jam re Unit for
i6>t Ably lor vessels with casus furlong voyages, such as to
j Java, .Singapore, Ac., and also to the Mediterranean.
| tien?ral cargo tonnage was in modotaie reuuest ami
, firm. The engagenionts em braced To Liverpool,
1 by sail. 300 hale* cattoii, f??l8d; 150 libds^ tallow. H.'s. 6d.;
I 106 tons oil cake, -'3s., and per slearu 1 jtKKJ bales cotton,
I 13-$2c.; 16,000 bushels wheat, ikk ; 6,3' O bushels grain, ' " pi.
| OO lb* ; 5.CX.)' boxes cheeso, 55*.; J.UHi bdxea hacoit, 41 *.
I ud. : 3.00 ' hbl*. apples, 5v To Loudon, by sail. 5ini bbls.
j ro-*ln, 2s. iOjjd.. and per Me.mi -.'4,000 buvhel* grain, Od.
til) Ins. To iaegow, by sail, 24.iKX? bu-lieU train, hj^d. To
iTri?toi. per stouu., 50 tons oil cake, 30s to finvre, per
steam. 12,00> bushels grain mi private terms. Tito charters
comprised;-An American hark. 57(1 ton*, hence to Hristol,
with geiieral cargo at a lump Mini; an American schooner.
181 tuns, hence to Donurara, wlt.i a general
cargo on private term*: an American brig, 448
tons. hence to Maiaga, with slaves <n private
terms; an American bark, 464 tons, hoceo to (icuoa,
Leghorn or Naples, with H.OtXJ (|iiartcrs grsin at Gs ; an
Italiau bark. 544 pun. hence to Leghorn or Naples, with
4.UC0 quarters do. ut ?i?.; a Norw glint bark plow at L)?la
waro Breakwater)jhuiice to shirk tor orders with M.UjO quar
tern do. at Gs. 6d,; an Austrian bark tor Baltimore to Cork
tor orders, with 3.HOU quartos do. at lis. 3d ; an ituliuu burk
thence, with 4,600 quarters, for same voyage aid rate; an
Italhni luig thoue.' to I'ettc. wltn 1.70.1 quarters, at < f. 3d.
Petroleum chartersA Norwegian bark. 65 t tons, liencc
to ftdnvre or Bordeaux, with '.-biObtd* crude. At 4*.
" MM? ?
Nofwegiau brig. 210 tou?, hence t> Salonlca, with 7.(*si
| cases refined ou private tonus; a Norwegian barx, 418 to k,
from Baltimore 1011 Saturday) to Continent with 2.6 <t
I bid*, do., at 5s. a 5s. 3d ; a Hr.tiah bark. 336 tons, hence 10
I Cork tor orders, to United Kin .dom. with 2,306 tmi*. do., at
' 5s. 1 Aaii.; a Norwcginn bark, Irotu Baltimore to Trieste, with
3,uj6 bbls. do, at 6s.; a Uorniau bark, F20 tons,
betice to United Klugdom or Continent, wfth 5.6O0
bhl*. do., at 4?. 10>4d., llutcti poits uxclmbd;
a German hark, 616 tons, hence to Bremen, with 4,u*0
bbls. do. on owner's accotiut; an Amorican bark, 648 tons,
bunco to Angler foror.lers to Java, with 22,006eases do nt
40c.; AU Italiau hark. 41)5 ton*, hence to Pouting niid Singa
pore. with IHjmO cases do. At 42c.; an Au?lriuU bgrk. 4m2
tons, hence to Trieste, elth 3,tiUi bbls. do. ut 3s. Od. ; an
American brig, 381 tons, hence to Valencia or Alicante,
witli 4,OOUcu?es and 1.206 hbis do, at 5s. 7'*l. ami 27*#c.;
u Spanish bark. 532 tons, from Bultmorc to tTibraltcr lor
orders to the Moniterranean, with 3.500 bbls. do. on private
terms: a British bark. 701 tons, hence to Liverpool, Lon
don or Bristol, with 4,76J bbls. do. at 4s. Ud.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
.MoXpav, Nov. 27, 1W7A
Mkl'klFTS FOR THK PAST WKkk.
Wa's Shrra
oaf (is I
Faritt. Berrri. f"tea. Oilcri. /. I in Vs. 11 "j/n.
Sixtieth street 4,111 17 728 5,26 1 -
Fortv-elgbtb street.. 77 5->5 7,298 41
Fortieth street ? ? ? ? 18,549
Jersey City 8,450 ? 170 11,248 14,9211
Total* 9.1.38 42 1,463 21.710 33,11.'J
Frosli to-day 4,411 ? 03 3.660. 8,864
Hkkvks.? rruilo fair on a rather heavy run or horned cat
tle Iresli to liaml: quality Irum coarse to good, prices 7>?e.
s lie. ptrHl., Wflpla >l||'c*l. SUCWL From 55 lbs. i, 57
lbs. lies been allowed nut, with a lew lieud sold on 38 lbs.
net. At Sixtieth street yards T. C. Ksstmau sold lor self 41
cars of lioriieil emtio?IOI Illinois steers ut 8>ao. Pur lb.,
weight ewt.; 02 Illinois steers at 0l.,e.. per ib.. weight
7\ i'S!.; O'J Illinois steers et llljc, per Ib , weight
;i, ewt-; '10 Illinois steers at ti)ae. per lb., wei|Ak
8 ewt . 1 ?> Illinois st. en at 934c. per lb., weight m!4 ca^j
58 Illinois steer* at loc. jcr In., weight 8 ewt.: 297 Ken
tuckv steers Iront O^c. a 10c. ptr lb., weight rv'j ewt,; 56
Illinois steer* at 1'*. a lOJ^e. per lb., weight ?34 ewt. T.
Wheeler sold for '1?. (1. Kastuian 01 Illinois sluers ut Ult'c. a
I"/1*'', per lb,, with ti>p? ut 1 ?3ic. per Ib.; I lery it C?ry sold
Inr JacobyA Co. 95 Kentucky steer* ut 9)4c. a I034c per
lb., weight 7 ewt.; Tor Guff A I'lery 147 Kentucky
? icera at 18c. per lb., with tops at lojic, per lb., weight
r' j ewt.: for Golf A Co. 10 Kentucky steers at Ukc. a lu.'io.
per lb., we if lit 8 ewt.: 40 Kentucky steers m lo'4e. a l",'4c.
I per lb., welstht 83g ewt.; 48 Kentucky steer* at 100. a lo>,c.
per lb.. wei|{bt 8 ewt. S. .Moses sold lor self 32 Illinois
steers at "rjic. per lb., weight <1 ewt. Coon A Thompson sold
I -r Coon A Hushing :dl Lilians steers at 9c. per lb., weight
I 034 ewt. strung; 64 Illinois steers ati>>jc. per ib., weight 7'4
iwL ; 4*2 Illinois steers ut JUJjJc. a He. per lb., weight 11 ewt.
C Kabu sold for Kabu A Curat 48 Kentucky
stiers at p34'c. per lb., weight 8 ewt.; 43 Kentucky steers at
Wl4c. per lb., weight 734 ewt.; for J. Kruwn 15 Kentucky
oxen at 8.'je. per lb., weight 74a ewt.; 33 Kentucky steers
at be. per lb., weight 0>j ewt.; 7.? Kentucky steen at 9'4c.
I per lb., weight 034 ewt.; 34 Kent ucsy steers a' U.'gc. per lb.,
weight 7'4 ewt.; fur II Kahn 48 Kentucky steers ami I
nxon at he. per lb., weight ewt.; for U. ileuker 15 Ken
tucky steers at i*.'4c. per lb., weight it ewt.; uy
I Kentucky steers at 9c. per lb.. wei2hts 1:34 ewt. a 7 ewt.
I U. 1*. Kvau sold lor self 85 led ana steers at 8'gc. a 934c.
1 nor lb., weight 8J4 ?wt.; lor W. Ilaukius 14 Indiaua steeers
st8;4e. per In., wurght 03a ewt.; for 1', Haas 48 Indiana
stears at 8'.jC. a 934c. per lb., weight 734 ewt II. F.
Iturchard sold for 1. V. ?peck 43 Illinois steers si !i),c.
I per lb., with 50c. off per bead, weight 834 cwu; B" Illinois
staers at 93ac. per lb., with 81 on per bead, weight
a'4 ewt.: lor A. \ an Atra 84 Indiana steers
al8Y4c. per Ib., weight 034 ewt., strong: for OUay 80 uliio
steers ut 93-e. |air 10., weight 734 c.vt. T. Glllis sold lor 8.
Manor 81 Ohio steels st 0>2e? |i>34c. t'tr lb., weight 9
cwl. : lor sell and lirowu 4'J Illinois siusrs at IOC. a T<>34C.
per lb.. Weight 834 cwl. At Ilnisluius Cov* Voids Conev A
ilcl'hursou sold lor J. Holmes >9 Colorado steers at "^c.
per lb., weight 535 rwt.; 29 Ohio stocrs at 10c. a
11134c per lb., weight 7,l? cwl.; for S. Brown 129 Kentucky
sun rs at 19c. a 11c. per lb., weight 9 ewt.; tor Uadismau A
Co. 32 Kentucky steers at lt?l4e. alio, per lb., weight 8
ewt.; for II. II. 8bernian 33 Illinois steers at 19c. per
lb., weight 7 cwl.; for H. Muynos 49 Cliiu steers
at 9c. a lUJi'c. per lb., weight 7 ewt. F. Samuels
sold for N. Morris 13 Illinois steers at 834c.
per lb., with 80c on per head, weight 734 ewt.;
42 llliuols steers ut 9c pur lb., with SI off per head, weights
II ewt it b'/^ewt.; 42 Illinois stoer* at 9*. per lb., with SI
on per bead, weight ill. ewt.; 89 Illinois Surer* at P'4c. a
9'. . pur lb., with SI olf per head on 39 Ikead and 5 c. on
per head on 26 lieuil, wuighl* 034 ewt. s 7 cwl.: 29 Illinois
steers at U'-,',*. par lb., weights SJAJ ewt. a 734 ewt., with <1 on
per bead on 19 bund. 11. A II. \Yoathsiaier sold fur 8. Aller
ton 81 Illinois steers at Ik*, u V\v. per lb., w ith $1 off per
ham! on 25 head arid 5<>e. oil' por bond 011 19 heud, weights
b>, ewt. a u34 rwt.; for Edwards A Co. 21 Ntale steers at
St 19 pur ewt., live weight, 973 lb*, per hand; fur II. A.
Mnuruhousu. 15 (lliio steers at ilj4c. per lb., with $1 011 por
head, wci lit "'4 ewt. I>. Walxul sold frr J. VVulxul 38
Illinois steers at 9c. per lb. with $1 on per
baad. weight 7 ewt.; li.nl Illinois utters at SJ4e.
a lu'4e. per lb. weights 7 ewt a *1 u: ewt., scoot;
for N. Morris 13 Illinois steers, at 934c. par I k. weight 63u
ewt. ; 73 Illinois at cars at lUc. a I9'4c per lb., wsluliu034 ewt.
a 7icwi., with 50c. ou pur liuuii on 29 head. 8. W. ,-dier
tnsii sold lor 8. \V. Allerlon 98 Illinois steers at lie. per lb.,
weight 834 C-Wt. M. LoulurLuch sold for Klnpl r A Co. 113
Colorado steers at 83?c. pur lb., with frtKvMiff ner head on
49 head, weights 5I4 ewt. a 8'4 ewt.; <17 Missouri
steers at 9'4e par lb., wolglrl 0*4 cwl. ; lor N. Morris 43 Il
linois Staers at 9e. per Ib., weights 8'4 ewt. a ewt.; 19
hulls at 3\c. per lb., live welgnt 1,4?7 lbs. per head, 'lufley
A drills sold lor N. Morris l ot Illinois steers *1 8*4c per
lb., with $1 off per head 011 18 head, weights 8
cut a H'a ewt. YV. ft, Uiulley sola lor N. Morris 81
liiissli steors at n'ic. per lb., weights b cwl. h 0*. ewt.;
3 r Illinois steers at 9c. a 935'-'- Pcr "t-s with $1
olf per hoad 011 17 head, sulil at lop rate
weight* 8'4 ewt. to 0)5 ewt. B. Vogel sold lor Klo|t'or A Co.
Ikl < inraciu steers at 8 4e. per lb., wito f 1 oil per lilad on 3U
iiead, weigins 'j cwi. a 334 cwl.: 33 Missouri *"ur? at
9 4e ? 18c. per ib., weights r>>4 ewt. a 9^ ewt.; loH.V Mar
ri? 3 Illinois steer* at 9u. a 9'. - per lb . weight *'
til llliuois steers at 9-,c? a 9'4c. por lb., with $ ,
head, weight t>34 owl.; 15 Illinois stoers at 10.'4<liper lb.,
wci.Ik 7C cwi., scant. M. Goldschiui it sold lor Umts A
Muyurstt-lu 98 llliuois steers at He. a 9)4.'. per lb., k lllr $1
off per bead on 92 noad. w siulits 8I4 ewt. a 734 ewt.: lor N.
Morris 53 llliuols steer* ut 9'4e. pur lb., wei*ut* 6)4 ewt. a
U', ewt.; .13 Illinois steers at 934c. a Inc. p>r lb.,
Willi 81 on par head on 19 heail, weights Hj4 gwt. a
7 J ewt.: lor L. Kothsclilld 17 Missouri sia4rs at
9t. pvr lb, weight U>a ewt.; 31 Missouri steera al'.l'.c.,
with (? olf par head uu 11 head, at lu'4e. per lb., wklgnts
"1 ewt. a 7'4 cwl., scant; 13 bulls at 334?. P" lb., live Weight
I...>4 10s. pur head ; 8 bulls at W *1 per ewt., live weignt
139 1 lbs. per lisad. tor Muiulhoniier A Co., 23 Y' rylota
sisers at 9e. per ib.. with $1 off per head, weight (Uj ewt ,
?cant For Cllman A Co.. 28 Virgiuia steers at 19,'?:, psr
lb with ale. on p r bead, weight 9ewt.
mi mr ami I.aUiis -Trade slightly Improvnd on the
eletlng maikete of last week. Hliuop sold at 4'4e. a d<-*o.
per lb.; lamb# at 3!4c a 7e. per lb. J. Klroy sold lull lib 10
? li ep. weight 6.198 lbs . at -V pur Ib. ; 3s Mate sblep,
weight 3,980 lbs.. at 5e. p -r Ib.: 17 Mate slieop, weight l,(> >9
lbs., at 5 V her lb. ; 15V* State 111.lbs, weight 19,3 8 lbs., at
U'.c per ib. .iiidd A Huekiughau. sold 197 Uliio slicrp,
weight 18,489 lbs., at 43?e par lo.; sol Ohio aheap, wsitful
?J* cwl.;
61, off per
-Ho 04'?Iht . at par lb. ; 188 It lata lambs. walrht 11,tOD
lb?,, it tk per lb.; 4<> Htato -beep, weight 4,4;b? ib? , at
?V3c. per lb.; sold tor weak ending Kor*ftuWr 25, 1H7U, 4,0 >7
?h?**p and iambs; sv?*t ?iga fur ?h**?p. $:< 72 pt*r head; for
lambs. 05 per be Ad. K*?? X Piddock sold 205 In lian.t sh?*ep.
w#i?tit lbs., at 4 4?\ per lb ; 220 IndlMt* sheep,
wi'uui IH 329 ib*.. At 4*cc. p?r lb. ; *0 Indian* sheep,
v ;?hi 8,576 lbs., at 5a|tr? par lb.; I7>? Kentucky she p,
wtight 15.710 lbs.. at 4\c. par lb.: Ill Kentucky tueep,
W'Mchi 17,01*1 lb* , itO^c, pi r lb ; 216 PsiitttylYsnl* aheap,
weight 17.336 ibs., at *c. per lb.; -1.Michigan tittup,
weight 18 4io lbs , m fit*, per lb. l 150 Miclucaa
sheep, wsignt 111,5 0 iba., at 5Age. per lb.; 184
Michigan aheap, weight 17,42*' lbs., hi 5'gc.
per lb.; 54 dichiguu sheep, walgUt 4,810 11.*,
at 54*c her lb.; sold fur wee* Muling November 25,
1876, 4.868 sheep and himb*. average per bead. 04 Ml
Hume X Khiott "old )HJ Ohio sheep. weight l6,|(Xl lb* , at
5'?c per lb ; 362 Ohio *lieeu. weight. -14.48*' lb*.. I
per lb. ; 193 Ohio shesp. weight 16,630 Ins., at 5*vc. per Io ;
224 Illinois sheep, weight 17,7 to lb* . at 4t#c. per lb.; 15
tad* iambi, weight 1,7 O lb*., at 5'4e. per lb., -<i Canada
lamb*, weight H,540 lbs . at *?,4c per lb. ; 38 Canada Iambi
weight 2.5*4) lbs., at tO.o. per lb. hold, lor week ending
November 25, 1879, 0,24 i hbeep and lambs, average 05 ?"?
per head. Davis .1 llailenbeeK so d 243 Illinois sheep,
weivht 20.490 lbs., a. 4\e per lb.; 8'J Illinois
sheep, weight 7.3tN) lb*, at 5c. nor lb.; 18b 1 lit?
not* ?deep, weight 18,ipj lbs , ?t 5V per lb.; 31
Stale sheep, weight 2,1)10 lb*., at 5c. per Ih. ; 15 Canada
civ?*s, weight I,OHO lb*., at 5c. per 'an ?da ewes,
weight 1 1.060 lb*, at *?i.,e. per lb.; IS Canada oao?, wiiuhl
2.0 O lbs, at 5*4C. per lb.; 7*i Cauaua owes,
weight 0,140 lb* at He. per lb.; 121 Pennsyl
vania sheep, weight 15,9;*0 lbs. ut t'b.c. per lb.;
10 etlll State lambs, weight CPP? lbs. at 34?e.
per lb,; 33 State lamb*, weight 2.350 lbs., at ?7}?c. per lb.;
18*1 State lamb*, weight 1-4,000 lbs, at (*?.gc. per lb ; 20
State lame*, weight 1,6*9 lb*., at O'.c. per lb. . 14 Stato
** " " " ftold *
lambs, weight 0*?o lbs., at 7c. per lb. hold tor week ending
November 25, 187*1, 0,100 sheep and lambs, average. $i 2'j
per head.
Mttcii Cows.?There were notta sold on this forenoon.
Vkai.s ami Cai.vk*.?Trade vary alow. Smootli <|iiallty
veal* aeld at 9c. per lb; coarse quality grass fed calves at 0075
a $8 75 per head.
lions.?On Saturday last 1.356 Ohio hog*, average weight
220 lb*, par head, sold at o7ac. a 6c. per ib. On this lore*
noon 3; j cars of Ohio liogs nore held on
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
(lALYKITOX, Nov. 27, 1876.
Ootion steady; middling, il.^c.; low uilddliug, lUj^c.;
rood ordinary, 10;'*'? 5'et receipts, 3,402 bain*-. gross,
3.516. ExportsTo (Irani Britain, 4.606; to t; e Channel,
3,251; coatvwisc, 310. Sales. 4,716. Stock, 106,346.
NtiW OHI.KA.8S. Nov. 27. 1876.
Cotton active and strong; held higher ; middling, lljtfc.:
low middling, I l-'^c.; good ordinary, lie. Nov rece'pts,
10.656 bale*; gross, 12,623. Exports-To Oroat Britain,
1,475; to Kruucey 3,007. Sales, 11,990. Stock, 243,.559.
Savannah. Nov. 27, 1676.
Cotton h. 'n; middling, 11 \'t\ ; low midd ing, ilJ.|C. ? good
ordinary, 10\,e. Net receipts, 6.704 bales hxports?To the
Oimnnel, 3,675; coastwise, 5,056. Sal s. 4,472. Stock,
01,023.
? CriAittxsrox, Nov. .7, 1876.
Cotton firmer; middling, 1IV- tt *'2o ; iow tnbldling
1lljc. a ll'gc- good ordinary, lie. a lC#c. Net receipts,
5, >2 bale*. Ktporta lo Franco, 2,346. Sale*. 2.O0C. Stock,
115,600.
KIffrALO, Nor. 27, 187(1.
Receipts by lake?Klour lurtbbU; wnoai, 5t>,43tl bushels.
By railroads?Flour, 6,600 bids.; corn, 29,20' bushels;
wheat. 19.200 do.; ??at*. i9,6'kf do.; bailey, 0.4OJ do.; rye,
2,0MJ do. Shipment* by canal to liitciior points?Corn,
8,2 *' bushels, wheat. 27,464 do.; by railroads?flour.
5, KM bbl*. ; corn, .9,00(1 biisbeis; w boat, l9,0-?6 do.; outs,
20,0 O do. ; b.ney, 0,400 do.; rye, 2,00 do. Flour dull;
<*W i 3d i bl#ls; price* uiichance<lM Wheat? LIghtju(*uiry ;
sales tkk>bnshcis No. 3 spring at iff 12. 2.4*K) do. So.
at 01 3". ? orn quiet ; qimted at 52yac. a o h!, for No.
Oats neglected. U>o neglected. Seen* neglected. Hurley
in fair inquiry; sales 5.00D huslitd* Canmi.t ou private
term*)demand better and held *trongur. Mail? Light trade
demand . Ilighwines ?l.ight inquiry ; nominally unchanged.
1'ort quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet ami unchanged.
Raiiroad freights unchanged.
To i it DO, Nov. 27, 1876.
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. 2 white Wabash, 01 39;
No. I white Michigan,01 Hi1,; extra do.,.fl 39. amherMich
Igati. $1 3*)tj,; November. 01 30; December. $1 29*^; Janu
ary. 01 -Ufa; No. 2 d.?., 01 20; No. 1 red winter. 01 35; N'<?.
2 do., 01 2o; No. 3 led,yd D??. Corn steady; high mixed.
No. 2, 59c.; new, 49c.; damaged, 49c.; now.
39c ; rejected, 49Vgc. '? new, 47c. Oats dull; So. i! Decern*
ber, 34j^c.; rejected, 27 V*. Clover seed. 85. Receipts?
21*,O 9 bushels wheat, 24,960 do. corn, 5,990 do. oat*. Ship
ment h- 8* )9 bbl*. flour, 54,009 busiieL wheat. 25.0DJ do,
cum, O.(XK) do. oats.
t'ltic'AOO, Nov. 27. 1876.
Flour in light demand, but holders firm. Wheat dull,
weak arid lower; No. I Chicago spring, 01 14*^ cash; No.
do., 01 12,V cash; 01 l 'V December ; $1 1 si* a 01 \\%y
January; No. 3 do ,01 0.'?; rejectmt. 91c. a U3a Corn dull
una a shade lower; No. 2 at Kif^c,, ca*h; 43'gC., December
or ah the year; 43c., January; rej? ted. 4Dc. Outs dull
and loaer; 32c. cash. 32*Mc , Decent ber, 33c. a 33l?c.,
January. Kyo inactive and lower at65j-^c. Barley tiini r
at 04o. a 64.1uc., cash; 65c., December. Pork dull and a
shade lower; ^15 75, cash; $15 65, ull the year; $15 82V Jan
uarv. Lard unsettled but generally lower: $2 89 cash,
$9 75, November; $9 65 a $9 67,'V all the year; $9 7o i;
$9 72jj, January. riulk meat* unsettled but generally
lower; moulder*, 6>j'c. u 6?^e.; short rib side*, 8)^e.; short
clear sides, Whisbey easier ut$l 96 a $i D<?yg Kail
road freights unchanged. Receipts?Flour, 17,069 bbl*.;
wheat, 71.IXX) bsisheb-; corn, 71,000 do.; oats, 28.600 do.;
rye, 12,900 do.; barley. 17,000 do. HhKimeiit*?Flour,
13,060 bbls,; wheat, 23,6(X) tMishels; corn, 77,696 do.; outs,
12,60 ) do.; rye. lU.OtX) do.; barley, 5\9 /) d<?. \t the after
noon call of the Board:?Wheat easier; 01 14*M. January.
Corn and oats unc anged- Pork firmer: $15 8.>, Jauuury;
f 15 65 u $15 70, nil the year. Lard unchanged.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PnortDKHCii. Nov. 27,1870.
Prlutlni; cloth, are quiet ntlu.t qiioiatiou...
CHEESE MARKET.
A i.h \ n v, N. Y., Nov. 37,1870.
The Little Kail, chvc.o market i. viriiiallv ut uti rml for
tlie aeanon. A lew end lots were nlfered to duy unil suit! ut
12c. a ldgs. per lb., mostly at lav-, u 13)ac. tor iuctory
inuke. ru'iu cheese brought 12c. a 13c. Butter*?Tbero
were but few uflcriiiKs and sulcs. Pricea runted Irum 30c. u
3Ue., the rul ug U^urcs belnn 2He. u 2Uc.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana, Nov. 27. 1870.
8)ianish jrold, 22t*^ a 222. Kxcliuuge easier, but not
quutably lower. 8uirur qnlet, but Urm.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Lirani-OOL Corro.e Makkkt.?Livkkpoiii., Nov. 27?5:3 )
1*. M.?l oiton? I'tiUiids, low middling clauso, March ami
April delivery, 0 ID-lt-'d.
I'kTKOi.ht'a Maukkt.?ADTweaf, Nov. 27.? 1'etrnloum OUf.
for One pale American.
I.iVKitrooL, Nov. 27?S P. M.?Kellned petroleum
per tiallon.
Lomumn Prodvck Maukkt.?I.ondox, Nov. 27?Even
ing.?Calcutta linseed, 53s. lid. a 04a.
financial..
A" ' V KK AM-'?N AHI.K KATE.?SOilHY ON LIER AND
Endowment Insurance Policies, Xutl(?|[H uml other
securities; Insurance of a:l kind* effected with beat com
panies. J-J. i I A1111X>: II A CO., 1 ll? Broadway.
?claimm .AUAiNsr luaroiixuubB tarties
?prosecuted and collected by an ex|H-rieiiccd Attorney,
Without charge unless successful; excellent reference*.
AOUrchi ATTORNEY, box 5'Jt) Post oltloa.
A?JOHN K. HAZLEY, 74 BKOADWAY.-KIK.ST
?class Stock Exchange Privileges; quotation, ol strad
dles. ain if 11> privileges; ulao explanatory patuphleta mailt 1
to any addrcaa; corroapoudeuta in principal clttea In United
State*.
A?JOHN HICKLINiJ A CO., BANKERS AND
? Brokers. 72 Broadway, New York, luvcat #25 and up
wurd In atock apeciilalloua, puta, calla and dim lit privi
leges: 7- page book v.* paining varlon* mutboda as n t free.
A WIDOW LADY. ALONE AND FRIENDLESS,
would like to form the acquaintance of an liounrab e
gentleman who would be willing in assist her. Addreaa Mrs.
RAYMOND, Ileralo Uptown Hraneti office.
IjYXKCUTOR'M FI NDS TO LOAN?AT MIX PhR ( 1.NT,
11 hi (,'lty Property. Priitclpala addroaa EXECUTOR, box
ltitt llcralii otlke.
1AROE AMOUNTS OK .MONEY To LOAN AT LOW
Jexpenaoa. on New Turk, Brooklyn nml Westchester First
Mortgagee; Seconds and le asehold* at oasy terms.
OhOKUE W. Sl'AKE, 1 O Broadway.
M
.KEY TO LOAN-IN NEW JERSEY. A. D. MEL
LICK, JR. A BROTHER. 7J Cedar at
MONKY TO LOAN ON MOKTCAUK, CITY Olt
Brooklyn; lowcat charges; Ave year*. T. P. HYATT,
14b Bruadw ay.
OK RICE OK THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY", NEW
York. October 211. 1M7B.?The annual meeting of the
?tookholders ol the Erie Railway Company tor the election
ol directors and for the transaction of anch otlior biiiineas
a* iuay como before the meeting will be held at the office of
the company, 187 West at., en Tuesday, the 2Mth day of
November next. The polia will lie opened at ID o'clock
A. M.. and remain opcu uutll 2 P. M.. of that day. The
transfer books ul both common and preferred stork wilt be
closed alter business hours on Saturday, the 25th Inst.. and
remain closed until Wednesday, the 2Uth day of Novcmb. r
next. By order of the Board.
A. It. MACDONOl'iill. Secretary.
rpo THE STOCK HOLDS US OK THE TOLEDO,
L VV A HAS II AND WESTERN KAll.WAY COMPANY
In eotcnllatico with the tern,a of settlement between the
holder* of Hold Mortgage Bond* and representatives of toe
atiu kholdors, subscription book* to the stock of the
WABASII RAILWAY COMPANY' have been opened by the
undersigned trustees. and designated the Purchasing Com
mittee, at No. 52 William st., room No. 10. third door.
Shareholder* of the Toledo, Yv abash and Wastern Rail
way Company have the option of subscribing lor stock in the
new company upon tho billowing terms and conditions
KIltMT?Surrender of the old certificates at the tune of
subscription in exchange for receipt.* of the Purchasing
Committee, whiclt will entitle the holder to stock in the new
company, ahuro for share, upon payment of ten dollsrs per
share, iu Instalments of two dollars, payable as loiluw*
share, lu Instalments or two (lobars, payable asmilows.-*
Feb. 1, April I.July 1, Oct. I. 1877, and Jan. I, 1878, with
Interest from Nov. 1, IH'fl, or the whole may he paid at once
attuo up I n nt rti-ckho der ?
SECOND?Much subscript on must be made within thirty
day* Irom this data or the stockholders will forfeit all r.gbt
to "the new stock,
THIRD?If all ofthe stock I* not subscribed within thirty
days tbo.so who have before subscribed to have tho right to
take a pro rata proportion of the balance not subscribed for I
twenty days thereultor.
The gold bond inortgsge will be paid olf and cancelled by
tb<- #1,(100.000 subscribed, and the bank (Iebtjwlll lie i-xiend
ed over a period of uvc years. All leasn ooll.altona sn l con
tracts arc removed, and the uew company Is thus siibsi an
tlally rnlteied ol a harden of Interest o i mure than
$ VAW.OO Mo which tin) old c >inp inv was subject,'I
I ho to ol Is lit excellent condition throughout, with more
that 2l*J miles ul steel track, und its equipment is aiup.c tor !
tne iransuctlon of a very large business The earnings of j
the present year, to Nnvomber I, show a gain of Bl 'M.<J""?
mid the business of the entire year is estimated at
The r.ew company will be m nisgcd for th" flrst year by
tho Billowing gentlemen as Directors:?JOHN W. KLLIM,
UKOHUR 1. fsENEY. JAMhS A. ROOM EVE LT, MoitRls
K. JKSUP," HENRY? A. V. PORT. E. II. R." LYMAN,
N H KENNEDY, stiLON
JOHN T. MARTIN. JOII'
HUMPHREY'S, HENRY CRAWFORD. KLISIlA A.
COKAY, OYKt'S W. rIKLD ?nd WM. II. IsIlAM.
As soon as the organisation of the new eompnnv is eom
plated a plan for funding the overdue coupons of tho niort
gage bonds will be submitted to the bondholder*, and it is
proposed to resume interest on tho &r*t uiertgagos early in
the ensuing year.
The question of Issuing bonus or other obligations for the
subscript ion of Bill per share will ba submitted to the
stocs holders of the new onmpnny.
I hits reconstruct, d, and relieved ol the difficulties against
which tho old romp my has so long struggled, it la salo
to auticlpato a prosperous future tor the IV abash Railway
Company.
Full particulars will be furnished at the Committee
Rooms, No. 52 William St.
T. m. ADaMH. y Purchasing Committee
(l. I> A-iil.l.Y, I W imsii
E K. OOODKuW, ) Railway Company.
N*w Yonx. Nor. 28. 1M7U.
flVRUMT FUNDS TO LCAW ON MOH'IOACh?CITY,
A Brooklyn and Queens
Lea V IT I A WOLCOTT. 10 Pine st
w
/ANTED-FROM Cl.'ail TO dfiO.IWU H)R FIKdT
mortgages ou New Y'ork and Brooklyn property.
CROWE A ANDEKuCN. 2d?i Orand st
\V ANTED?A CKNTLKM AN TO DIMCOUNT ABOUT
IT BJ.isai giHid business pipar at 10 uar vent a year, loi
en old and responsible iiiaiiulaetuwng house, In Sua city.
Address Yi. L. li.. Herald Uatuwu office.
Fni^riAu __
rfmB WilviKHN r.WoN i ki i it,\ fTT 1; u,.a; as\V ~"nr
1 WHAT H IS 9 OK 111.
Nkw Yoke. Nov. 22. 187(1
CUABLKf BtJtRKTT. Esq. !?
ijkau Hn?W? uro informed that a bill i? to he intro
duced ui the c aiuii.' n^?iwa ??l < ongre**, under which, 41
patted, the national govermnvut will undertake tt.e both
&c?i of poiul itfte r&'Wiy.
In order i*? obtain thp requisite facbitb's II will be neces
sary for he government e::h?rlohu the pr ?party of the
Western Utiion Company or ela* butt i new Hoes.
Inasmuch us the government ;i?s, by set <?f OuBfftM, *c
Og.ited. by ton Wet.tr rti ? ttion Company, the riHit (?? take
ilie poles, win h ?urp<.r iliou. it cer
lulnly woiiid oot. iti the exercise'of t.rtt right, pay mora
lit nit t!i ? dot of duplicati ii 4 it.* existing line*.
It. order, tberaiut e. to tnabi* us to fuiiu an idea as to the
actual vH.oe of the property of Western Union, aud tb?
amount wuicli the slock LtoMitsra would i* likely to r.-ceiva
up on surrender of their snare*. in the event of the purchase
ot the line* by the United >tute< Kovertnurit, we woulc
like to have you sire a* such information as you aro able tc
I obtain regarding the condition ??t that company. Us busi
ness uud the pronaLde cost of duplicating its .Matin* Hues.
N. A. COLORE.
8AVIUKL OILMAN.
R. 41. HARRIS.
; ClKJfTL*MBa?Complying with yoor request I have exam
ined iho last annual report of the M astern Union Com
pony?that lor the y.-ar i tiuitia J une UO, 1h76.
It contains very little of the infortuati mi necessary to
| convey an nit dllgent Idea regarding th ? condittou ol the
company and it* uslneas: them is no general balance sheet
such as corporations altno-t invariably give In thoir annual
I reports; no detailed ? atoment allowing the sources fr.nu
which tho jross receipts wero derived, no dotailc 1 state
J ment of expenses; no smtemeiu whatever in record to the
I number of uiile* ot leased linos, the rental.* paid therefor,
j nor anything to iouLate whether tho gross receipts and ex
! peases of leased lino* aro fuel u led In amount given in the
| report, nr r whether the statement o expenses includes the
rentals of such leased lines.
I On i age i> the nualter of messages for tlio year ii given
as I8,72i*,567 ; average toil 5u.9 contS, which would amount
j to $9, 33,319. and on page 13 it is ^tatuu that tho revenue
accruing to the company from money tiamter service wis*
$90,037. Tin so stilus amount to 0U,u3'ilUtyil while the gross
receipts uro given as #IU,0 li,l}8l
Imcretiiial y, the hahinco of $401,997 must have been de
rived from tome source other than tho business of telegraph
lug.
i he reports of previous yea-s, taxen In couuectlon with
the lust report. might aid In forming uii idea as to the con
dition of the company utid ot its business, out 1 have none
ot Ltiuio now helore me, and In tho absence of more
dutuiiod information, it is useless to uttornpt an
analysis. The following figures, taken from
1 a cocular signed "An Ex-l*ir?ctor,M and Iroin a comtnuni
cation to the Commercial Advertiser, dated January 14,
1 87.), showing the increase ot cap tal stock since 1854, ia
interesting, as it affects the prosont coudition of tho com
pany ; ?
Capital it tick 1858 $385,700
April--, iiV>K, stock dividend.. $1,598,300
January l's 1832, stock dividend.... 040,448
March 15, 1883, stock dividend 2,979.300
IVeqinbel 22. 1803, stock dlv detid.. 1,1 *88,1(A)
May il. 1814. stuck dividend I0J*l\MW>
April, 1M90, stock Ulvideud 537,100
$17,810,146
1858 to I860 -
Cash a. different times $107,200
Bonds and fructions ol stock dividends 148,840
Other objects 182,* *53
Lines purchased 3,322,000
Miikk?
.Stuck for United States Telegraph Company
and United Stu.e* Pacific C-unpauy 7,218,300
i Stock lor American telegraph Company. .... 3,8J8,likf
Dividends lor American Telegraph Company .. 8ftMJ0,*AEJ
Total $41,003,139
Since that date. I860, tho compauy fcnve purchased and
now have in their treasury 72.722 shares, costing $*4,054,407,
ur about '.K?0 per share.
Tho report furnishes sufficient data for estimating tho
prohahle cost of duplicating existing Hue*.
On page "? it is stated that there were in operation at the
close ot the year ending Juno 30, 1873, <3,532 miles ol
line, 183,8 .2 miles of wire and 7,072 ofliceH.
The present cost of construction per mile ot lino is about
$130, subdivided as follows:?
Wiio. 3'k> lbs. per mile, at 7c $J3 10
j Insulators 35, at 18c .. .? 6 30
Polos 3.i, at $ I 50 ... 52 53
j Labor and freight 48 10
Total $130 00
On this hrts'.s the probable cost of duplicating the existing
lines would he about as follows; ?
73.532 miles oi line witii single wire, at $13 ' per
mile $9,559,160
llu.3'h miles ot extra wire, with lusulators and
labor. $31 3,419.300
10,UUU instruments and apparatus 500.UXI
.New building on Broadway, present value say.. 1,200 000
Total.. $14,078,400
It iliould he borne in tnlud that the existing lines o( t s
Western Union must 1 o in a more or less depreciated condi
tion as compared with entirely new lines.
in udditiou to the above tho company report tha following
shhcPs
Telegraph lines and stocks, leased lines $1,522,19J
i Ketl hs Hie '. 339,701
Supplies and Materials 31&,59ti
btock Investments? Cold and Stock I
Iclegrapn Co. stock $1,187.V?
Inter Ocean stock OGLbOt)
Anglo Am -ricah stock..... 7,5 O
Central district k J' stock 10,1**0
Western Electric stock 59,00 *
$2.196 618
On page 17 of the report the outstnndhig.capital stock
and debt of the company, Juno 39, 18.0, it staled as fol
lows :?
Capital stock $113,801,175
limnicd debt 0.332,119
Total $40,133.294
Now, if tho government, in tho exercise of its ri*ht, should
take possession of the existing lines it is very evident tney
would not pay more than $13,000,000, because they could
probably build lines of their own lor that sum.
| Alter deducting the bonded debt. $6,332,119, the comonny
would have about $0,1*09,009 reinaiuitig, which, with the
I' proceeds ol the other assets mentioned above, would ropre
*ent the property of the company, mibject, of course, to any
llat'lkllios occasioned by the contructs; ?f lease with other
tcleuiaph companies of certain lines now operated by the
I Western Union. CilAULKS BAKKhTT.
I New York, Nov. 25,1870.
if I fWWI 7'C $2,.rJ*9 TO LOAN ON K1K8T MoUT
j yliUUUgiie. Address M. J. M., 248 East 30th at.,
Now York.
<k~U\ (WV/Y ?firm" MOlUiiAbK WaNTeL* ON
j JIv/.UoU.DricK Methodist church In Brooklyn; cost
$37/x*U Furtieulars of COXDICT, *-5 fine.
! | Win WANJ1SO-ATO PER ( KNl/O.N m7)UT*
' ?u)OtJ*w V/vfgage. Property worth $75.(.**J and ronta ler
* $ 10,01* *. Apply to AN ORE IT OlLii^lLY, Attorney-at
i Law, 63 Liberty st
(hi pit * (||W| ESTATE FUNDS fWI.OAN, AT SIX
tiJlt/U?UUo{)nr ctfat, on good imjmU'vl city property.
,JA.MK> R. GIBSON Jr. or Ii. \I. G A KltRT I SON.
C**>f W I I W\i \-1 s Sl'.M TO >UIT-fo LOAN ON
V^vvtUoUMurtffs^; five years; New York city;
also money at 0 per cent. 11. L. GRANT, 115 Broadway.
copAHfwieaiBiw.
ek.man'l. 'kinhshi t:v iias this ua^aSsuC^
?tad hlmseil with the lorinor linn ol' Keller A Wormser,
ami tin-business nf iiiiiiiiifacuirim; of boys'clothing wtfi
beacelortb be oonducted at No. '1 v\ lilto at.. New York. city,
under the style of Keilur, Wormser A Kiugshury.
RAPHAEL Kr.lLKR.
LEOPOLD WiiKMSEK.
Nov. 20. 1H7G. HERMAN 1.. KI NU.aHU RY.
BlJlSiNKSX (frl'tllll'tVl'ITEt.
T LADY CAN PURCHASE THEI NTKRESf "or"'A
xxretiriin: partner in a lucrative Modicul specialty: ah?
i.iuit Lie wiill educated and ladylike in iuuni.ure. Addreel
Ml-.Hint's, box lOit ilcrald Uptown branch nllice.
ARK LI A It Li'. i'A KTY, PITT I NH A VESSEL KOK TUB
southwi'it coaat ol Alrica, would lite to receive consign
nii'ina of ciicap goods auitMDie for that trade. Addreel
AFRICA. IK-rahl ulllco _________ _____
A MAX INVESTING" $:t3:i CAN REALIZE >7!
JsLaoutbiy ami inluroat in wholesale oilice business. Ap
pit ELEANOR,' 1:) llmaiway.
AN ENERGETIC MAN, WITH Ifl.iio, CAN PUR
cnaae a no. d paying Hook. Stationery and Paper Store;
locution on tiroalwsv. in hotel centre; establish d 10 ye art
Apply to .ilUNSON A WILKINSON. tiUD tiroadway.
^ HARK OPPORTUNITY IHoVfiREO TO PARTI hi
?tu siring to eatabllah nn gscnraloti Inniae at any sea bath,
invc point by purchasing the Lafayette Rest mruut, Coutou
rial grounds; Its spacious and elegant dining ball, with
private diuinK rooms surrounding tlie balcony, witb laiga
open terrace above itotal dining capacity for I,Utah, makes
Ibis building peculiarly adapted for tlie abeve purpose. Kor
Uilortnatlon regarding the coat ot taking tbe building down
apply to J. C. MEYER, 430 Walnut street, who suporlu
ti n ted its construction, for price, Ac. Apply at the build
inir. Centennial grounds, until December 4, between tbe
hours of 111 A. M. aud 4 P. M. LAKAYRTTB RESTAU
RANT. Proprietors. N. I! ?The entire Furniture end Fix
tores, allot which are first class, are now being offered at
the restaurant very cheap lor re-b.
Bthinks* opening in london for any per
son ni iiioourate capital de-iring to have a pleasuut,
easy business, with re-ldance aliroad. Address for particm
lars to I ho PROPRIETOR, euro Mr. llartlett, JhW Broadway,
/ IAHI'KNTKR OR NTAIKBI I LIS It? WANTED.- AN
V ; .net. able and intn.ligent man as a partner; Hint class
work. Call on or address WILLIAM ESMAKK, ltd Dod
Morth ?t., near liruadwny aud Ue Kaib av.. Hrook'.yn.
IililB SALE?ONli-THI ED SH AKE IN ~THR MA
lions! (Quarterly Review. Address EDITUR, room 14,
i oS broad a sy.
CT RAND HUSiNKSS OIIANi'K -PLXTUKKS KOH
Tsale, Store to let, old established coruer Butter Stere;
cheap rent; cash trade. 167 East Houston at.
HALF INTEREST IN AN CSTABlIsTiKI) FATING
cash Luiiu?ss lor $!? <>; naif cash, balance easy pay
ments. Address SECURITY, Herald office.
T R~OR S. U-WIDOW LADY WHO RKWLIXS
O .last week to S , box I'd'.i Herald utfico, about a partners
ship will Nnd two letters at station D
List and pbiukTuF vaca"ncias in beet pr/
vate boarding house! Iroe EstnUlislied 1*72.
H A N KIN S, 28 West auth It
I U N'CII UO'lM A ND REST A 0 RANT #u RsA LK-ON
Jprinetp >1 thoroughfare, to close partnership. Addreel
A., box 108 Herald ulltce.
PARTNER AA*AN rfcli-IN * NtJKHERY, FLORIST
and seed cstaidislnnent of long standing, with i ? .?*.?? to
fcl'i.O O, cash; do to d i per cent realised en Investment. Ad
dress, with name and reference, IIOK I'IS, Herald oiHce.
PARTNER WAN IKD-W'lTH CAPITAL PROM |l,fi00
le fifi.fJUfl. tw establish a ea*h pajing manuiactor.r busl.
aesei >:ood- has lilguot repmntioti In England ; largo proiltsj
IneoiiiTug party can have control of lltiauoe. Address, with
full name, P. 0. L., Ilerald < plowu oltlco.
PATENT FOR NALK?PROLE R'8 AKTICLR; HARD
wars'line; used iu every store. CHANCE, box 13V iler
ald office,
PA It 1' X K It WaST ED?IN AN ESTABLISHED Lu
crative Imalnets; Mo I I uullmlted and aore fortune In tbe
future; 31,5U(J required ; fit, (AO guaranteed first year.
11 AN KIN'S, -J* West 2Uth st.
I) AKI'NEK WASTED?IN A FIRS f CLASS HOTEL,
with gl.hOU. Inquire of DUPKE A VKlTOH, law
?dice, 2J0 Uroadway. ________
FARTY PC.tN IdHiiki 'ttbO CAN 811 ARE UK8T IN
ventlon of the age, kpply 4?l Rth av.. over store.
W"~ammi>-T() aiiranok wirii a wikilbealb
grocery house lor two agents, one lor elty and owe for
nearby country trade, in e long and aid! established trade
now doing a prosperous business; particulars at tntervie#:
;us.i io av i'oxes soap atom- per month is now sdtd to heel
class of trade. Address QBUCfc.il. station C.
W~~ ANYKU?V PA 111 V WITH cXVcD.iCAbH. TO TAKI
an intrri-st in properties in Ifllnnle; first rteke Nee
York citv rel.-ieiires larutsbed; an honest, active mow. witl
ch-ii, cau have a g.am bargain. Addrata IN VE.-if uh.NT
KU5 H-oadway.
>? -J 7 ? AV ILL- .^tU* A HTATIOKKB'B HTUCK ANI
ipill uKiviuriil. in good order ; worth fid O. -Shelvine
f.ounters, Lea Sale, .-tve, Olwtra, Be. Ada res* 81'Al'l t>N
hit. box 144 tlurald ? llico.
QIA iilWi ?PARi'NBB WANTEDt BIJHINK8I
ipIU.UUviiirie.jr ca h; profits fiCU,U0U-yearly. To
interview address mUHSTAN fl.iL, bow 113 Herald odloe.
AL111 I f 1U k 1 < >!' o A L r . A u i ulfr ICkiTu p AC
<Pl.V/sV"UU>turlug bwsiiiaea, gwed prafitei eatlafaetaB
reaawBs given tur selling. Addreae d>, befi MB MdgcM eWSj

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